Thanks for mentioning that (the dust bin) I need to empty mine today as well.

Out here, we can burn stuff. My dust is either dumped for the wind to carry it to Nevada (they won't notice) or, it's burned. Some though, makes it's way to the washing machine. 

Before and after:   Salvaged black walnut box and pulls, curly maple drawer fronts.

Beautifully done Keith. Love the splines and the joinery on the drawer fronts.

SWEET!!!  

I use the stuff, even the stuff with worms.

Those are beautiful, Keith.  Great use of recycled wood.  You just gave me an idea on the box I am making.  Thank you.  

Very well done! Awwww, come on...you didn't mention the finish???

Those are really beautiful Keith.  I see a couple of very happy ladies in your future...

3 hours ago, Fred W. Hargis Jr said:

Very well done! Awwww, come on...you didn't mention the finish???

Two coats of shellac sprayed on.   Then I decided they probably need a bit more protection, so 2 coats of Arm-r-Seal wiped on.  I love the way walnut comes alive with shellac.   After a few weeks curing, I may rub out with some wax.  Or not, still haven't decided.

Tres Bien! (You all make so many beautiful projects, I’m running out of words in English to describe them)

3 hours ago, Artie said:

Tres Bien! (You all make so many beautiful projects, I’m running out of words in English to describe them)

Fantastic, beautious, stellar, superb exquisite. Then, there's always supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. 

Beautiful work ! The use of the contrasting wood is very well done. 
Paul

On 5/5/2020 at 6:40 PM, Artie said:

Tres Bien! (You all make so many beautiful projects, I’m running out of words in English to describe them)

Merci beaucoup.

 

The woodworking club sends toys down to a charity in KY every year to distribute to needy families.   Here's what I made the last couple of days with what wood and wheels I had sitting around.

 

No finish because of federal regulations on finish for toys!

Great job Keith. I'm sure the kids will love them